Photograph what's on your plate. RareBites names the dish, scores how rare it is, and files it under its own number in your FoodDex. Eat 'em all and become a global connoisseur.
Free on iOS 26. 603 dishes still uncaught.
Nothing to fill in and nothing to look up. The camera is the entire interface.
Nine film charges, one per hunt, refilling one every half hour. One of them buys the photo you are about to take.
The plate is separated from its background on your device, then matched against 603 numbered entries.
XP lands, a tier is assigned, and a pin drops on the city you were standing in. Then you go again.
You never type a word; the camera is the only input the app takes. And when the match is uncertain, RareBites says so rather than inventing a card — it hands back the charge you spent and offers to log the dish by hand.
A catch carries its Dex number, the tier it earned, and wherever you happened to be standing. Escalation is the whole point: Common gets no glow at all, while a Mythic arrives with a moving foil and six stars.
603 dishes across 94 countries, and everything you have not found yet is a grey cut-out with its name blurred out. Street food, festival food, the single plate a city is known for. Each catch also drops a map pin, so the collection doubles as a travel log.
A dish's tier comes from how hard it is to find in the real world, not from how much you paid for it. That is what makes a Mythic pull feel earned.
Plus bonuses: +500 for a new country, +250 for a new Dex entry.
Free on the App Store, with no account to create. Your FoodDex opens completely empty — go and fix that.
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